Find the product of 21 and (6.3 • 10-4)

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1 answer:

tia_tia [17]2 years ago

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21 (6.3 * 10^-4) =
21 (6.3 * 1/10^4) =
21 (6.3/10^4) =
21 (6.3/10000) =
21 * .00063 =
0.01323

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